Professor Wet

Reference WTF12-106

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£1.20

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Professor John Wilson created this stillwater pattern around 1850's, it has proven it's worth in the flyboxes of fly fishermen ever since.

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Traditional Wet Flies

Invicta Red Tail Wet

WTF070

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The little change of the tail colour can be very productive on this pattern, can be deadly when there are sedges about.

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Burleigh Wet

WTF020

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Dry Flies - Traditional

Electric Damsel Dry

DRY043PT

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When you see lots of electric blue damselflies zooming low over the water's surface you realize that summer has finally arrived. For anyone who is fortunate you may even see trout hurling themselves into the air to grab the large flies as they make a considerable meal for any trout and are eaten wherever they can be found.

Traditional Wet Flies

Green Peter Wet

WTF049

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One of the most successful imports from Ireland. originally created as a top dropper imitation of Phryganea varia , which was named by the locals as the 'Green Peter'. It has travelled well and catches fish throughout the UK

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Yellow Sally Wet

WTF132

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Yellow is the name and yellow is the colour, what more can you say

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Traditional Nymphs

Damsel Nymph

SSN13PT

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Traditional Wet Flies

Kate McLaren Green Tail Wet

WTF074

£1.20

A great variation of an old classic, this is without doubt the fly of the moment for wild brown trout best fished on the top dropper of a 2 or 3 fly cast.

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Crunchers

Standard Yellow Owl Cruncher

CRU15JN

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Loch Ordie Wet

WTF081

£1.20

The Loch Ordie is used as a wet fly on a traditional loch-style multi-fly rig. Best fished as a bob-fly in this latter style when fishing a fairly heavy wave from a drifting boat.

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Traditional Wet Flies

Zulu Black Wet

WTF133

£1.20

Once banned from competitive angling on account of its killing properties, the Black Zulu is best fished as a bob fly, tripped along the top of the waves on dull windy days. Almost as good is the Blue Zulu, a popular variant.